Human sciences

Translation professions doomed by artificial intelligence, really?

● The sudden advent of improved large language models is a concern in many trades, notably in the translation professions, where they could pave the way for major change.
● For subtitlers, literary translators and conference interpreters, innovations in AI have raised many questions about the future, and in particular with regard to the economic model of their professions.
● The integration of these artificial intelligence technologies could result in distorted translations, dumbed down languages and, worse still, cultural impoverishment.
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